Your TV will accept Component, Composite, HDMI and DVI-I inputs. Your computer will need to have a video output that matches one of those on in the list above. The DVI-I or HDMI will provide the best looking picture and is by far the most popular on modern computers. Both the DVI & HDMI jacks are for digital signals.
The standard, run-of-the-mill VGA jack on your computer can be adapted to connect by purchasing a quality
cable with a DVI-I connector on one end and a VGA connector on the other. You can also purchase an
adapter that will do the same thing instead for less money. If you need a long cable, purchase a quality cable instead of the cheapest one available. You will see a difference with cheapo cables. This will send video to the TV, but audio will be from the computer, unless you send the stereo signal from the computer to a seperate amplifier and speakers.
The HDMI jack will send both video and Dolby Digital audio to you TV all in one cable / connection. Of course, you need a HDMI jack on your computer and an HDMI cable to interconnect. Upgrading a desktop computer with a new video card that has HDMI jacks might be the way to go - but if you're using a notebook, this may be impossible to do.
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